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All of a sudden I want to hear Pat Boone's "In a Metal Mood" album again...
Howling on the FMLA day. Actually SATC2 will be super over the top for the clothes from everything I have read, and that alone will sustain me. Plus I could watch John Corbett read the dictionary - he is stunning. It helps me get past his far right wing politics and causes.
Trolling dates all the way back to 397 B.C. - People began following Plato around and would make fart noises after everything he said.
OMG that is just awful.
Reminds me of Mae West singing "Twist and Shout"
Now can you imagine Mae West doing "Single Ladies". That would be a classic.
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D.J. Cooper, Ohio
Senior, Guard, Chicago, Ill. (Seaton Academy)
Cooper averaged 18.5 points, 6.5 assists and 4.0 rebounds in a 2-0 week for the Bobcats to open MAC play. The 2013 Cousy Award finalist connected on 60.0 percent of his field goal attempts (12-20), including a 53.8 mark (7-13) from 3-point territory. In Ohio's 86-68 win over Buffalo Wednesday, Cooper posted a game-high 21 points, distributed seven assists, and made 7-of-9 shot attempts (.778), including a season-high .833 mark (5-6) from beyond the arc. On Saturday in Ohio's 61-59 win at Western Michigan, Cooper led the 'Cats with 16 points, six assists, five rebounds and two steals. During the game, the Chicago, Ill., native passed Johnathon Jones (Oakland), Chris Duhon (Duke) and Ronald Moore (Siena) to move into 24th place on the all-time NCAA Division I assists list.
Kyle Randall, Central Michigan
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Randall averaged 27.5 points and 4 rebounds while shooting 65.4 percent from the floor last week leading Central Michigan to a MAC-opening win over Bowling Green before taking preseason favorite Toledo into overtime. Randall scored 31 points and grabbed six rebounds in the win over the Falcons, hitting 8-of-11 from the field and all 13 free throw attempts. His performance at the line stretched his consecutive free throw streak to 39. At Toledo, he scored 11 of his game-high 24 points in the second half, including seven straight late in the game to erase a CMU deficit, and scored the final basket of regulation to send the game into overtime.


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Cardiac Rehabilitation (Rehab)
Cardiac Rehabilitation is a supervised program of exercise and education for cardiovascular patients. Exercise is done under the direct guidance of a doctor, specialized nurses and exercise physiologists.
The goal is to help you return to the best possible physical condition so you feel stronger, have more energy, and decrease your risk for future cardiovascular problems.
Kameswari Maganti, MD is the medical director of the Northwestern Memorial Hospital Cardiac Rehabilitation Program. Dr. Maganti is a cardiologist with special interests in valvular heart disease, coronary artery disease and echocardiography.
Cardiac rehabilitation consists of three phases. When you enter the program depends on your condition.
- Phase I Cardiac Rehabilitation helps you maintain or return to pre-hospital activity levels.
- Phase II Cardiac Rehabilitation begins after your hospital stay and lasts from 4-12 weeks. You are assisted in using a variety of exercise equipment. Your heart rate and heart rhythm are monitored during the entire exercise session.
- Phase III Cardiac Rehabilitation or "Advanced Cardiac Fitness" allows you to increase your exercise level. Exercise is still supervised but only your blood pressure and pulse are checked at the start and end of each session.
The outpatient sessions include:
- Tailored exercise programs
- Classes on cardiac topics
- Diet assessment and referrals
- Stress reduction classes
- Guided weight training (as suggested)
Patients that often join Phase II or Phase III include those with:
- Heart failure
- Heart valve replacement
- Pacemaker/implantable defibrillator (ICD)
Benefits of Cardiac Rehabilitation
Cardiac Rehabilitation programs can benefit those who have had:
- A heart attack
- Coronary bypass surgery
- "Documented" coronary artery disease (CAD) found by coronary angiography (cardiac catheterization) and the CAD was either treated with coronary angioplasty (balloon procedure), a stent or specific heart medicines.
Selecting a Cardiac Rehabilitation Program
When choosing the cardiac rehabilitation program that is best for you, ask the following questions:
- Where are the classes held?
- What are the class times? How long are the classes? Does this fit into your schedule?
- Who will be working with you? Registered nurses? Exercise physiologists? Doctors on site? Dietitians?
- How many weeks is each phase?
- How often and what type of progress reports are sent to your doctor?
- How will you get there? Parking options?
Enrolling in a Cardiac Rehabilitation Program
Talk to your doctor about Cardiac Rehabilitation to see if it is right for you. Once you have a doctor's written order, call Northwestern Memorial Cardiac Rehabilitation program at 312-926-7883. Often, an exercise stress test is needed before you can begin rehabilitation. Be sure to contact your insurance company and/or Medicare to see what portion of the cost will be covered. Northwestern Cardiac Rehabilitation staff may assist with this.
Northwestern Memorial's Cardiac Rehabilitation Outpatient Program
Northwestern Memorial Hospital's Cardiovascular Rehabilitation Center is located at 1030 N. Clark Street, 6th floor, Chicago, about one mile from the hospital.
Street parking is nearby. A parking lot on the west side of Clark Street provides easy access to the Northwestern Memorial Hospital's Cardiovascular Rehabilitation Center at a reduced rate.
Public Transportation
- Clark and Division Streets station of the CTA's Red subway line
- Buses with nearby stops include the 22 Clark Street, 70 Division Street and 66 Chicago Avenue buses
Exercise classes are held three days per week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) at a range of times during the day. Each session lasts about 1 1/4 hours.
If Northwestern's program is not convenient, look for a program closer to where you live or work. Contact a hospital in the area to ask about their program.
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All eyes were on Telluride in the 2013 election season, as voters and lobbyists debated the merits and negative effects of a proposed tax on sugary drinks.
National beverage lobbyists spent months in town, fighting the proposed sales tax, sparking debate that divided the community – and led to the ballot measure's defeat at the polls in November.
In August, at the request of a group of citizens, the Telluride Town Council approved a ballot question that would charge a one-cent-per-one-fluid-ounce excise tax on sugary beverages sold in town.
Elisa Marie Overall, director of the Physical Education Program, a grant-funded program that educates Telluride and Norwood K-12 students about healthy diet and lifestyle decisions, first proposed the excise tax on sugary beverages to Town Council in July, arguing that sugary beverages are a key contributing factor to the nation's escalating obesity rates in children and young adults.
The new revenue stream, estimated at $200,000 to $400,000 annually, would go to fund scholarships, physical activity-centered afterschool programs and gardening programs to educate children about the joys and rewards of growing fresh vegetables.
Telluride's was not the first city government to attempt to disincentive soda purchases, with a judge shooting down New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's efforts to ban drinks sold in containers larger than 16 oz. in March.
The proposed Telluride tax drew fire from the beverage industry, with the Colorado Beverage Association, an industry lobbying group, spending $20,000 funding a "No on 2A" campaign. On the other side of the issue, billionaire and part-time San Miguel County resident John Arnold, a former Enron executive, who with an $8 million bonus from that company established what became a behemoth Houston-based hedge fund, bankrolled Kick the Can Telluride, a local 2A advocacy group, with a $50,000 donation.
Some Telluride voters reacted with dismay to the role played by the outside parties, which fueled a debate that may have become more heated due to their involvement. Tiny Telluride, for better or worse, had become an early test case for both sides in debating what may be an issue of the future: whether sugar can or should be regulated.
When it came time for voters to decide in November, the sugar tax failed by a 69-31 percent margin, but not before an estimated total $81.30 per registered Telluride voter (totaling $148,467) was spent in the fight over ballot question 2A.


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yesterday. When Circuit Judge Debra Nelson ruled that evidence showing there
was marijuana in Martin's will be admitted.
This coming on the day that Trayvon's father Tracy told
jurors he recognized his son's voice screaming for help on 9-1-1 calls. An
investigator had previously testified that Tracy Martin told him he didn't
think he could hear his son on the tape.
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By LON TONNESON
Tom Grzadzieleski Jr. is taking the plunge. The 26-year-old from Drayton, N.D., is a beginning farmer and is making use of the USDA's Beginning Farmer Loan Program to buy land.
In 2009, after several years of working on his family's farm in the summer and working off the farm in the winter, Grzadzieleski rented 380 acres and grew sugarbeets and wheat.
In 2010, he rented 770 acres and grew sugarbeets, wheat and soybeans. He recently purchased 76 acres with financing from the USDA's Farm Service Agency.
Key Points
• The Farm Service Agency helps finance beginning farmers and ranchers.
• Borrowers say the FSA program "is a great help."
• The money can be used for land, livestock and machinery
"I couldn't have bought land if it wasn't for the beginning farmer program," Grzadzieleski says. He was able to borrow the principal and the down payment, and is currently paying 1.5% interest. "It's a great program for someone just starting out," he says.
More experiences
Other beginning farmers in the Dakotas are equally enthusiastic.
Blake Hojer, DeSmet, S.D., started out as an FSA youth borrower and has since purchased both land and cattle through the beginning farmer loan program.
The program has worked so well that his younger brother and sister, who are both still in college, are taking advantage of it, too."It's a benefit to help a person to get going," Hojer says.
Lee Widdel, Minot, N.D., who graduated from North Dakota State University in May 2010, has built his farm from seven bred cows (obtained in 2002 with a FSA youth farm loan) to a 1,520-acre ranch. The FSA has financed land, cattle and equipment purchases.
"You can't beat this program," he says. "It's great that the government takes a chance on you."You don't have to be in your 20s to take advantage of the beginning farmer program.
Janet Toman, 47, Carter, S.D., recently bought land with the FSA's help. She and her husband, Melvin, had been ranching with his parents and needed to establish their own operation. The FSA helped them purchase land. With the purchased land, as well as some they lease, they have enough grass for their cow herd.
"If we wouldn't have gotten in with FSA, we would probably be working in town rather than ranching," she says.
First-opportunity lender
FSA officials are as enthusiastic about the program as beginning farmers and ranchers are."People used to think of FSA as the lender of last resort," says Gail Gullickson, a South Dakota FSA staff member. "We are very fortunate to be the lender of first opportunity for many beginning farmers and ranchers."
GOOD START: Tom Grzadzieleski Jr. checks the progress of sugarbeets on his own land, which he recently purchased with a Farm Service Agency beginning farmer loan.
This article published in the March, 2011 edition of DAKOTA FARMER.
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True and touching, these short stories are inspirational and will be helpful to anyone who desires to share their faith in Jesus.
Written for the purpose of inspiring other believers to open their mouths and share the love and truth of Jesus Christ. Jody Seguine has an amazing testimony of God's grace that has helped her touch the lives of countless people throughout her years of ministry and outreach. These wonderful heartwarming stories will be sure to touch your soul and give you some new tools to use in your witness for the gospel. A woman of action; Jody's boldness is contagious and her unbelievable spirit of giving opens peoples heart to the goodness of God. You can use this book as a daily devotional or give it to others as a great resource in thier ministry tackle box. May you venture to be a great fisher of men!
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Quicksand on the Track
This race I am in is a hard race...God never said that it was going to be easy. Sometimes there seems to be quicksand set before me on the track and every time I come to it I fail to see it and run right into it. It traps me there for a time as I struggle and struggle to get out, until at last I relax and become free to start running the race again.
Once again I find myself trapped in the quicksand and while in the midst of it I'm trying to relax, casting all my cares upon the Lord because I know He cares for me. It seems that this often happens when I try to speak up for others. It feels like the enemy is trying hard to make me give up or disqualify me from the race. I know that we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, so I have to remember to keep on the full armor of God so that I can get back up; and having done all, to stand and continue running the race again.
My prayer today is, "Lord, help me to see the quicksand sooner and be able to run around it, jump over it, or avoid it all together. I don't know why I keep ending up in it; it always seems to be the same hole. Please, help me get through it again. And then Lord, allow me to help other brothers or sisters not to fall into the same trap. Help us all to remember that it's You we are to cast our cares upon and not man. All of us are sinners with human weaknesses, but with You Oh God, there is no partiality. Lord, help me not to move to the left or to the right even when the runners on the side of me keep trying to move me. Help me to persevere so that I may finish this race with joy! There is that great cloud of witnesses watching, so please Lord, let me lay aside every weight that is keeping me in this quicksand, and those sins that so easily ensnare me and help me run with endurance the race that is set before me. Help me to keep looking to You, the Prize, for You are the Author and finisher of my faith, amen!"
"After you have suffered for a little while, the God of all grace, who called you to His eternal glory in Christ, will Himself perfect, confirm, strengthen and establish you. To Him be dominion forever and ever. Amen." (1 Peter 5:10-11)
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This is a lovely book, Jody. It gets the messages across without being 'preachy' and is told in warm, gentle chapters. Backed with stars and on w/l.Kate Grimes - LIZZIE - CUPPA TALES - TALES OF WILLOW GREEN - ANNIE
Jody is the prime example of what a christian should be. She proves her faith by her love for Jesus; and her actions. Her love for him is her way of life. She teaches her children what Jesus wants them to be, and lives her by her example. I know Jesus does love her. When this book becomes published I would like to buy it for myself because I know it will help me in my faith, and I also it can benefit others too. I can't wait to receive the book when its released.
When this book is published I would love to buy it for myself as a daily devotional and also to pass out to friends. What a great story, it brought tears to my eyes. Can't wait to have this book in my hands!
Jody I love this and think it should go far - there is such a demand for this kind of material. I've only dipped so far but it seems well written and real food for thought. Bookshelved. You may like to look at mine....
Awesome read! These chapters are true testimonies of how God works through our lives when we are obedient to His Will and Purpose. Jody is an outstanding servant for the Lord.
This is a nice book that tells us the story of things not being as important as people. The chapters are quick and easy to read. This is an all-around nice book.Shiloh"Courage Through Faith"
Jody, Other than the cover and the title of this book there were a number of things that attracted me to this book. The two biggest things are number 1, its current and real and secondly it feel right and modern. They are the reasons I dont normally read this genre. Thats a big compliment believe me. I really did enjoy this book and your writing style and flow makes it all worth while. I can also see this doing so well. I am a fan. So so well done.Sean Connolly. British Army on the Rampage. (B.A.O.R) Please consider me for a read or watch list wont you?? Many thanks. Sean
Jody...I loved this. I will buy many copies when in print for gifts, I know that already. I particularly hold chapter 26 close for it speaks so clearly, Jody...to the love, sacrifice, and sorrow our Lord must feel, but also to the hope held in us to be His voice...His vessels. Great body of work...(hugs)LindaDaniel Simmons JourneyandChildren Walking with Jesus
Delightful insights into the Word and putting it into practice. Anyone who has trouble forgiving somebody...has forgotten what they themselves have been forgiven for. A wonderful work that will surely enhance understanding and empower others. Good stuff, Peter B."The Bible I Thought I Knew"
I can see you truly love the Lord Jesus and I am humbled by your witness for Him. May God bless you and encourage you in your ministry for and love of our dear Lord Jesus! I truly was encouraged and blessed. Thank you!God bless!!Elizabeth Kathleen"If Children are Cheaper by the Dozen, Can I Get a Discount on Six?"
Hello Jody -book- Is it worth a pair of Uggs?Randomly read almost all of the chapters posted, and conclude that this book when published, should sit on the bed side table of all hotels and homes out there-These are short stories that makes on think about God and for all of us to keep the faith-Each and all i found joy to read and they are certainly inspirational-God bless you Jody and keep up the good work- you will be rewarded-tom bye Dublin Irelandbook- from hugs to kisses-Please glance at mine, you might like chapters 19- priests-chapter 20- and or 23- thanks Jody-
Jody,I really enjoyed this book. I think your plug is right on track! Keep up the good work.
Jody,I've revisited Is It Worth A Pair Of Uggs and once again I was encouraged and challenged by your personal stories of the blessings you receive by trusting and obeying God's prompting to serve right where you are. You are a very gifted writer. Each one of your experiences are told in a way that I can envision the circumstances and people you encounter along the way. I had to chuckle at the grocery store story, imagining this small circle of people gathered around the check-out area listening to some women talk about Jesus. That is so cool. This should be made available or sold in every church's library or book store. Your faith in action is what Jesus has called us to do and you are leading by example. I have been inspired by your obedience and courage. Dianna LanserNothing But The Blood
A nice piece of Christian literature that should appeal to anyone regardless of their religious beliefs. I could see this converting atheist and non-believers alike. I hope that I will read the entire books and enjoy it as much as I have enjoyed what I have read so far.Lizzy.
Is it worth a pair of Uggs? by Jody SeguineThis book I keep coming back to. It is one of those wonderful everyday books you want to see published so you can by it. Then you can just pick it up and flip to your favorite story.It is so personal and deep in its message that it holds the reader or pulls the reader back to reading more later.Everything about it is so amazing!!'Shelby Z./Driving Winds
Hi, Jodi,Your book radiates love throughout; I found it to be an inspiring read.I've read a few chapters and they are all very worthwhile stories that settle in the mind.You are doing a great service and doing it so well.I hope you continue with your work, I'm most impressed.Kind regards,Neville.
Dear Jody...I just finished reading your book. I read a few chapters every few days. I can see this book selling several hundred thousand copies in conservative, evangelical churches in the U.S. alone. It is the type of book I could see people in a particular church purchasing 25 copies or more, and placing them as free gifts on one of the tables at the entrance lobby to the church. This action alone would be a powerful investment in evanglism, if repeated across our land. The book has wide appeal and application to every person who has been Spirit-born and has a testimony of God's transforming love in their lives. The book reminds me of a very special verse in the Old Testament: "Would God that all the Lord's people were prophets, and that the Lord would put his Spirit upon them" (Numbers 11:29). I pray a publisher or an agent picks this book up soon. God bless you. Bart Jahn
Jody,Wow - you have quite a ministry! I love the title of your book and the cover. Very appealing. Your stories are certainly inspiring.Many blessings to you!PattiHe Was Never a Cat
Exquisite piece of work!!!!!!!!!I keep coming back to it to read more!:-)Good luck with it.Shelby Z./Driving Winds
So many in the church are telling us we need to "relate" to the culture and be "missional" in our contact with the unbelieving world. Seldom do we see someone who does all of those things and is also unashamed to preach the true and genuine Gospel that the Apostles left us.It's refreshing to see a person do the difficult things Jody does while being true to the charge the Holy Spirit puts on believers to be sure our message reflects that which the Bible clearly teaches. That message is the innocent dying, personal, for the guilty, the true Gospel. Jesus came to set man free from his sin, and every man is responsible to Him for His sacrifice. Giving someone your Uggs is of no eternal benefit, but telling them you are willing to part with them so you can tell them Jesus' blood can cover their sins? Now that is evangelism and conviction that is lacking in the modern Christian "Kingdom" movement.
I think the idea of a collection of short tales or modern parables to highlight or explain elements of Christian teaching is a good one - it worked quite well for Jesus if I remember correctly. However, if I am honest, I found this to me more about the author recounting a series of good deeds which, though admirable in many ways, did feel a bit like a self-promotional message than anything else. Sorry, but this didn't work for me. A great advert for this particular ministry - look at what we do! - but I cannot see this having wider appeal.
Totally inspiring!!Each short story is so real and deep. I keep reading the chapters to see each one.Bria Heart <3
God is good and God is real, again jody he has used you to reach out to people through this wonderful book. What an enjoyable read. :-)
I was blessed and encouraged by this book that is so easy to ready and enjoy. I am hoping to have the opportunity to buy it as gifts for friends and family!
I was very blessed AND encouraged by this book. It's easy and enjoyable reading that makes you wanna just keep reading more and more of her experiences. I would love to purchase the book as gifts for family and friends!
Inspiring stories that touch the heart and lift the spirit. When Jody stands before the throne of the Most High God she will surely hear "Well done good and faithful servant."
Beautifully written and extremely touching. A delight!Anastacia Hawkins - MY SWEET LIFE
I've known Jody for nearly 20 years now, and have witnessed so many miraculous ways God has used her. These stories, amazing as they may sound, are true. Our Lord told us to "Deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him." I think many Christians like the last part of the command, but the first two parts are not as pleasant and we like to avoid them. Jody has faced many adversities in her life, but through the power and grace of Jesus, has just grown stronger and more commited to Christ. She walks the walk of the Christian life, not just talks the talk, and is one of the most amazing women I know. I highly recommend her book and can't wait to see it published and on the bookshelf!
Everyone should read this book!
This is a wonderful book so full of life changing stories. Jody never shys away from sharing what people really need spiritually while meeting their immediate physical needs. She is truly an example to us all of how we can trust God to meet our needs while ministering to others. MAy God bless this undertaking and challenge others to be bold in their faith.
This book is very encouraging. It should be published so all can be encouraged. Jody, thank you for showing us how to live out our faith! Shawna
Very nice book, Jody. I had read quite a bit of it some time back and I do find it inspiring. I think it's wonderful that you take every opportunity to share your faith in Christ. You've done a lot. And it's probably not that you want praise heaped upon you, but rather you want us to understand that God can use our lives too in a powerful way for helping others. Yours is a wonderful testimony. Thank you for sharing that. julie
I think this is a wonderful book. It touched my heart. I am looking forward to purchasing it. This book will be very helpful for witnessing.
Jody is an inspiration. I have heard her say that she wants to be doing the Lord's business when He returns and she always is. These are true accounts of her experiences and she has touched so many lives and been an inspiration to baby Christians (like I was) as well as more experienced Christians. This book would be an excellent witnessing tool and inspirational reading.
These story's are encouraging, as well as inspiring... I read many of the stories and so far have loved them all!!
I began reading this book because I got a message that someone else had backed it. I agree with What others have written: Jody is what a Christian should be; she proves her faith through deeds, instead of playing lip service to the tenets. These stories are presented in an entertaining, not preachy, manner. I strongly recommend this work and pray for Jody's success.
I've known Jody for 20+ years. The stories she shares are honest accounts of her every day life. She is truly an evangelist at heart, and obedient to His calling. Jody constantly challenges me to step out of my comfort zone and share both the love of Christ and my Uggs with those who are lost and hurting. Will you take the challenge if God asks you to?Please share this inspiring book with everyone you know!
I pray those children read God's Word and found the truth.
Jody, your stories are awesome! Our Lord is so gracious. The Lord called my husband and I into the ministry, too. I've given away everything for Him. I would love to give my testimony if you want to hear it. it will really inspire you! I've seriously thought about writing it into a book, and maybe I will. We have witnessed miracles like the Israelites from the OT days. We've witnessed healings right before our eyes, I've been visited by an angel (or at least that's what I think!).....just so many things! The Lord truly uses His people if they will allow Him!I've given you six stars and adding you to my shelf. Great book!Sincerely,D. S. HaleJessup and the Teleporter
Jody,From the opening story I was convicted of the choice I made long ago - that I would follow God no matter what the cost. Today you made me think, "Am I holding anything back from you, Lord? Show me… Help me to be obedient. Told with an open vulnerable heart, your little stories speak volumes of truth and encouragement. I especially liked number four "Common Ground" How comforting to see God bring you full circle. You used your past difficulties to bring hope to someone who was going through what you had once experienced. When you wrote, "God entrusted Job with these trials because He knew that Job could bear it without giving up his faith in God." it shed new light on my own troubles. "Thank you, God for believing in me… keep me strong."Jody, I read through chapter five and, of course, I wanted to keep going. You have the wonderful gift of loving, and caring, and sharing. You use them well. May God bless you and your ministry. Six stars and a promised backing. Dianna LanserNothing But The Blood
I read some more of this.I love it!So Special!!Shelby Z./Driving Winds
WHOA!This an amazing piece of work you have here.The cover is fun as is the title.What an inspiring group of stories and scriptures! It really moved me!I didn't see one mistake in here.I very much enjoyed the Christmas story on seven or eight I can't remember now. It was very well portrayed.Grand work you've done with this book.May God take you far with it.Bria Heart <3
You have a fantastic skill of telling your stories. They are personal and so deep that they hit the heart.Don't give up!!I hope your book does well.God bless you for writing these to encourage and inspire people most of all Christians.*Reader*
Thanks for sharing your experiences, feelings, and evangelistic attitude with the rest of us! So many times we feel we have to do the BIG things...but a little grace, a little encouragement, and a little smile or hug is all it takes to change someone's day - or life! Reading these stories makes me want to flash forward and find out what happens next...but instead I will strive to start my own stories, or testimonies for other people.Good luck Jody, this book is written in a style that will definitely appeal to the younger generation, a huge portion of our population and believers that we cannot afford to ignore. You will definitely fuel their hearts to spark a fire within and carry the word of the Lord to anyone they encounter.
This a very moving compilation of short stories. Each of the stories have a common thread, Jesus Christ. I love how the writer finds a creative way to meet each individual right where they are and leaves a imprint on their hearts and soul. I would recommend this book to church groups that are looking to evangelize and impact their communities with the good news of the gospel.
I've read a couple of chapters and am impressed with your ability to draw inspiration out of everyday encounters. I have so wanted to write something along these lines regarding some analogies God has revealed to me through everyday experiences, but am simply too busy trying to finish my novel to do so:) Best of luck with this friend - Highly starred! Ruby
This book is an inspiration to anyone that has a heart for evangelism. At the same time, it challenges those that are praying for boldness!
This book of 'real life' events and testimony is the natural progression of your relationship with our Lord, and I am confident that He will continue to use you in the area that you are called. And that my friend is evangelism!!! I read your book, and was truly blessed and inspired. Thank you for your bold and generous heart!<3PeggySue
Very Well written.I think it is a wonderful put together and written book. Each story is special and full of real life.I don't know why I haven't read this before now. It is a wonderful book idea.The cover is creative as is the title.Wonderfully done!Shelby Z./Driving Winds
I didn't know what to expect from this book.I found it amazing!It is so well written with so much heart and depth to it.Yes, we Christians don't often remember just how special it is to share are faith. We aren't here for us, we are here for HIM!I love the pitch and most of all the cover. The title is very unique but perfect.Great work!!God bless you.*Reader*
Jody, as always may you lead by example. This book should ignite with in all of us a desire to challenge ourselves to serve our Lord with all of our hearts, mind, and soul.
Wow, Jody, What an incredible story to inspire the title of your book. As I've worked down the list toward your book I've often wondered, "What does that title mean?" This story will stick with me for sure. I can identify with what you're talking about, doing street ministry. I did that for a good while. Every week I'd buy sandwich meat, two loaves of bread, a pack of cheese, a head of lettuce, and make good ham sandwiches to go hand out downtown. I was young, and it was about 20 bucks a week, but I knew it was worth it. "Inasmuch as ye do it unto the least of these..." I'm happy to give this book six stars and hope it stays on the top-rated books list for a long time to come. I've got it on my watchlist to back next time I rotate my shelf as well. God bless you for sharing this inspiring book, and thanks again for backing my book too. Nathan Maki - A War Within
I just finished reading through chapter 11 today. I will try to read some each day to complete the book. This is a very well written book, with some wonderful and powerful Christian truths and lessons for all of us. We all have different personalities...I have found that if I am "prayed up", God will send someone into my path at work or out walking, that has a need that the Holy Spirit can meet through me. The greatest thrill in my life is to be able to share the gospel words of salvation or encouragement to someone. This is a good test for the Authonomy system...your book should be picked up by one of the large Christian publishers. You have a genuine gift for evangelism and a good writing style. God bless you. Bart Jahn
Jody, the stories you recount are thought provoking and moving. I like the way you break it up in to short chapters to give the reader time to ponder on what they have just read. The cover looks really good, love the title and the story about the Uggs will stay with me. Maria (Georgina's Family) :)


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The Nashville Predators must have a secret lab somewhere where they breed young defence prospects. Just when you think you've got a handle on the names of all of them, another one takes a big development leap.
This year, that defenceman is Roman Josi, a Swiss-bred rearguard that the Predators took in the second round (38th overall) in 2008.
In his third season in Switzerland's top pro league, Josi put up excellent numbers as he tallied nine goals and 12 assists in just 26 games. He also had a stint with the Swiss national team at the world juniors and – in an impressive feat for a teen-aged defenceman – is tied for the scoring lead among blueliners at the world championship.
Josi has a goal and two assists through three games and scored the game-winner against Latvia last Saturday. Such a precocious display of offensive ability by a defenceman is rare at the world championships. Despite Switzerland's recent wave of blueline talent that began with Mark Streit, the Swiss have never had a phenom on the blueline like Josi. Luca Sbisa earned accolades for his cool demeanour when he made the Philadelphia Flyers at age 18 and Yannick Weber has wowed scouts with the heavy shot he used to notch 20 goals with the Kitchener Rangers, but Josi could be the best of them because he combines their skills. As a fantasy GM, you don't worry too much about defence, but with a guy like Weber, his size and inability to handle bigger forwards could keep him out of the lineup or worse, out of the NHL. With Josi, there are no such concerns, and he has offensive upside is equal to that of Sbisa, perhaps with more likelihood that he'll hit it.
The Predators are excited about his potential because of his puck-moving skills and his penchant for well-time forays into the attack. Josi reads the game very well and makes smart, simple plays. He's responsible defensively and is a well-rounded blueliner who plays well all over the ice. He has good anticipation that allows him to use his stick to shut down passing lanes.
The six-foot-one, 198-pound Josi is a former captain of his country's under-18 team at the world championship and is very strong on his skates and just needs to develop the strength to handle bigger forwards.
Josi would be on a faster path to the NHL with just about any other NHL team. However, with Blueliner Inc., a.k.a. the Nashville Predators, his arrival time will depend on his ability to outplay rivals and the contract status of other defencemen. Dan Hamhuis, for one, could very well price himself out of town this summer and make way for Alexander Sulzer. The Predators brought Cody Franson into the mix this past season and already have Ryan Suter and Shea Weber in the top two slots. The Predators like to take their time with prospects, so expect Josi to spend a year in the AHL to adjust to the North American game before he arrives in Nashville in 2011.
Upside: No. 2 defender, 15-35-50
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"If a forward gets top-line duty, or top six-duty, with power-play time, or if a defenceman is top-four with good power-play time, and is in his prime, what kind of production could he hit?"
This doesn't have to be a regular occurrence and the player only has to click well for a full season for this upside to be achieved.
So, basically, I'm projecting a career year of 50 points for Josi.
How often he will do it, and how close he will get in the other years, and which team he'll do it with (it will be more difficult with Nashville than another team) are variables that are determined by opportunity.
A player's likely projection is about 20 per cent lower than upside.
The Fantasy Prospects report, also factors in the certainty that a player will be an NHLer and that takes into account opportunity and things such as the likelihood a player will come over to the NHL -- especially important for Europeans.
The things that impress me the most about Josi -- other than the glowing scouting reports -- are:
1) Extensive international experience (four world junior tournaments, although one was the division 1 tournament; two under-18 world championships; and two world championships)
2) The fact that he's just 19 (He'll be 20 on June 1) and has already played three professional seasons in Switzerland. This is impressive for any player, even more so for a defenceman.
With others in the system like Ellis and Blum, guys like Franson and Sulzer just getting established and guys like Weber, Suter and Grebeshkov already in the NHL, there won't be a lot of opportunities in the Music City and competition for jobs will be fierce. This is good for organizations, but not individual players. If you're a fantasy GM with one of these guys on your team, you almost hope the team will eventually turn some of this depth into other assets.
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Cardinals elected a new pope to lead the world's 1.2 billion Catholics on Wednesday, overcoming deep divisions to select the 266th pontiff in a remarkably fast conclave.
Breaking: White smoke appears at Vatican, new Pope selected
A roar of cheers arose from the thousands of people awaiting the signal outside the Vatican.
The 115 cardinal electors began the conclave on Tuesday following the resignation of Benedict XVI, the first pontiff to resign in 600 years. At least a two-thirds majority -- 77 votes -- was required to elect the next pope.
French Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, the senior cardinal in the order of the deacons, is expected to step onto the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica shortly to announce, "Habemus Papam," Latin for "We have a pope."
Tauran will then reveal the pontiff's birth name and the name he has chosen for himself as pope.
The new pope is then expected to step onto the balcony to greet the crowd gathered below in St. Peter's Square.
What Will Happen Inside the Vatican Conclave to Choose the Next Pope?
Once there, the doors will be locked and the participants will have no newspapers, television or, for the social media savvy set, Twitter. They'll get virtually nothing from the outside, other than food.
"It is the way of ensuring that the voice speaking to the cardinals during the conclave belongs to the Holy Spirit and no one else," said ABC News Vatican consultant Father John Wauck.
The ritualistic conclave involves centuries-old customs that have changed very little over time.
The tradition of locking the doors dates back to 1274, when the cardinals met in the remote village of Viterbo.
Two years and eight months into the longest conclave ever, frustrated townspeople tried everything to motivate a quicker decision. They locked the cardinals inside and resorted to more extreme measures, trying to starve them out and tearing the roof off the building to expose them to the elements.
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The cardinal electors in the upcoming conclave will be much more comfortable, surrounded by Michelangelo's frescoes in the Sistine Chapel.
A date for the secret event, which literally means "with key," won't be set until the cardinals convene on March 4, a Vatican spokesman said.
Pope Benedict decreed a conclave could be held as soon as all voting cardinals are present. All cardinals under 80 when the papacy is vacated are eligible to participate.
While campaigning is forbidden inside the Sistine Chapel, experts say there is plenty of politicking in the days before.
"This is schmoozing at the highest level," said Christopher Bellitto, a professor at Kean University in New Jersey who has written nine books on the history of the church.
More than half of the cardinal electors were appointed by Benedict, and many are using the days before the conclave to get to know each other and feel out the general sentiment, Bellitto said.
"I think each cardinal has a list of a dozen people in his head. He may know some very well, some by reputation," Bellitto said. "If the cardinals don't know someone, they may ask someone they trust [their opinion]."
On the day the conclave begins, the cardinal electors will attend mass before filing into the Sistine Chapel. For one of the 115, it will likely be his last time wearing a red hat. The cardinal electors have a history of elevating one of their own to the papacy, so that lucky choice will exchange it for the pope's traditional white.
Once inside the Sistine Chapel, the cardinals will take an oath of secrecy and then be given rectangular ballots with the words "Eligo in Summum Pontificem" written on them, meaning, "I elect as supreme pontiff."
Each voting cardinal writes the name of his choice for pope on the ballot and is asked to disguise his handwriting to avoid letting others know who is supporting whom.
Three scrutineers count the ballots, and if no one receives the required two-thirds majority, the votes are burned. A black smoke signal will signal to the world the vote was inconclusive.
Damp straw was once used to turn the smoke black, Bellitto said, however after years of confusion, dye has reportedly been used.
There can be a maximum of four ballots in a single day, and if after three days the cardinals still haven't selected a pope, the voting sessions can be suspended for a day of prayer and discussion.
Throughout the secret process, the cardinals will eat and sleep in a private guest house on the edge of Vatican City.
Only a select staff of doctors, cooks and housekeepers, all sworn to secrecy, are allowed to interact with the cardinals.
For approximately half of the cardinal electors, this will be their second time participating in the mystical event.
Cardinal William Levada of San Francisco, a first-timer, said his colleagues in the college of cardinals have given him an idea of what to expect.
"I think it is a prayerful atmosphere," he said. "No campaigning. It is forbidden to campaign there. You can't put yourself forward."
Habemus Papem: We Have A Pope!
The first sign that the 1.2 billion Catholics worldwide have a pope will come when white smoke curls out of the Sistine Chapel's chimney.
Inside the chapel, the man who is chosen to be pope will be asked by the cardinal dean if he accepts. If so, he will be asked for his papal name.
"Generally, the way it works is there is some level of affection toward a certain name," Bellitto said.
At his first general audience as pope, Benedict XVI said he chose the name to "create a spirutual bond with Benedict XV, who steered the church through the period of turmoil caused by the First World War," and also cited his fondness for the Benedictine Order as an influence.
The newly elected pontiff wiill be fitted with the papal vestments before making his way to St. Peter's Basilica, his identity still unknown to the world.
French Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, the senior cardinal in the order of the deacons, will step onto the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica to tell the world the name of the man chosen as the next pontiff.
Tauran is expected to make the announcement unless he is chosen pope, in which case another cardinal would deliver the news.
The new pope will then step onto the balcony and greet the world for the first time.
However, the secrets of the conclave that elevated him to the position will be forever be kept among one of the world's most exclusive clubs.
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Papal resignation - Statement from Benedict XVI
Dear Brothers,
I have convoked you to this Consistory, not only for the three canonizations, but also to communicate to you a decision of great importance for the life of the Church.
After having repeatedly examined my conscience before God, I have come to the certainty that my strengths, due to an advanced age, are no longer suited to an adequate exercise of the Petrine ministry. I am well aware that this ministry, due to its essential spiritual nature, must be carried out not only with words and deeds, but no less with prayer and suffering.
Pope Benedict XVI Sends First Tweet Watch Video However, in today's world, subject to so many rapid changes and shaken by questions of deep relevance for the life of faith, in order to govern the bark of Saint Peter and proclaim the Gospel, both strength of mind and body are necessary, strength which in the last few months, has deteriorated in me to the extent that I have had to recognize my incapacity to adequately fulfil the ministry entrusted to me.
For this reason, and well aware of the seriousness of this act, with full freedom I declare that I renounce the ministry of Bishop of Rome, Successor of Saint Peter, entrusted to me by the Cardinals on 19 April 2005, in such a way, that as from 28 February 2013, at 20:00 hours, the See of Rome, the See of Saint Peter, will be vacant and a Conclave to elect the new Supreme Pontiff will have to be convoked by those whose competence it is.
Dear Brothers, I thank you most sincerely for all the love and work with which you have supported me in my ministry and I ask pardon for all my defects. And now, let us entrust the Holy Church to the care of Our Supreme Pastor, Our Lord Jesus Christ, and implore his holy Mother Mary, so that she may assist the Cardinal Fathers with her maternal solicitude, in electing a new Supreme Pontiff. With regard to myself, I wish to also devotedly serve the Holy Church of God in the future through a life dedicated to prayer.
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Monday, December 04, 2006Valparaiso University head coach Stacy Adams handed out year-end awards to the Crusader football team at the program's season-ending banquet recently.
Wide receive Steve Ogden (Wauwatosa, Wis./West H.S.) was named the Offensive Player of the Year as well as winning the Offensive Helmet for most decals won during the season. Defensive lineman Jimmy Riker (Tekonsha, Mich./Tekonsha H.S.) was the recipient of the Defensive Player of the Year as well as winning the Defensive Helmet.
Adam Rundh (Aalborg, Denmark Orjanskolan H.S. [Sweden]) was named the Special Teams Player of the Year while Ben Faulkner (Hammond, Ind./Bishop Noll H.S.) was named the Most Improved Player.
Brandon Bogenschutz (Cleveland, Wis./North H.S.) received the Richard P. Koenig Award, given to the player exemplifying moral character, as well as academic and athletic achievement.
Seungyeup Ro (Palatine, Ill./Fremd H.S.) was awarded the Joe Sever Trophy that honors the lineman who exemplifies excellent work ethic and high-quality performance.
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Part I of this essay was needed so we can know what liberalism and conservatism have meant historically and begin to grasp how they are changing. In addition, to understand their relations with one another and with the world I added a third pole, Power, and claimed we can understand neither liberalism nor conservatism without it. We can now delve more deeply, and begin to appreciate how Paganism can deepen our understanding and appreciation of both liberalism and conservatism.
Despite its now being almost always defended in purely secular terms liberalism is more in keeping with Jesus's teaching that all are equal in God's eyes than is any other modern ideology. John Locke derived human rights from his Christian belief that we were God's creations and in His eyes equal. Consider Matthew 25:34-40.
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With its sheer bulk and excellent support movepool, Articuno definitely lives up to its reputation as one of the legendary birds. Unfortunately, its Ice / Flying typing gives it a 4x weakness to Rock-type moves, including the ubiquitous Stealth Rock, which removes 50% of Articuno's health upon entry. Despite this disadvantage, Articuno's enormous base 125 Special Defense and respectable base 90 HP give it more than enough reason to be considered when making a team. It also makes an incredible team player since it has access to Heal Bell, allowing it to remove status ailments from fellow teammates. Articuno reaches a modest Speed of 295, enough to outspeed a respectable amount of Pokemon, and to Pressure stall opposing teams with Toxic and Substitute.
This set aims to utilize Articuno's excellent natural bulk and great Speed to stall opposing Pokemon. The idea is to come into an attack that Articuno resists or takes little damage from, force a switch, and get a Substitute up. From there, use Toxic on the opponent and outstall it using a combination of Roost and Substitute. Taking Articuno's ability Pressure into account, the opponent will likely run out of PP before it manages to KO Articuno. Steel-types are immune to Toxic so there is no point in trying to outstall them unless they have moves with low PP. Poison-types are immune as well, although most Poison-type Pokemon have secondary typings that are weak to Ice. For example, Venusaur, probably the most common Poison-type Pokemon in the metagame, is outsped and destroyed by Articuno's Ice Beam. Other Pokemon that are immune to Toxic, such as Toxicroak, are mostly fragile and can be taken out with relative ease.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Articuno has enough bulk to support its team efficiently. With access to Heal Bell, it can heal itself and its fellow teammates of status ailments. Heal Bell also complements Articuno's ability to stall other Pokemon with Roost and its ability, Pressure. Toxic is an alternative to Heal Bell and is great for dismantling bulky walls such as Chansey and Milotic, forcing them to switch out. Ice Beam is Articuno's sole reliable STAB move and has great overall coverage. Roar is especially annoying if your team can provide Articuno with entry hazard support. As it shuffles the opponent's team, it allows you to scout as well as rack up residual damage.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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It was the famed American traveler John Lloyd Stephens and his companion, English artist-architect Frederick Catherwood, who brought the first widely popular notice of Copan—and the first accurate drawings of its intricately carved monuments—to the outside world. The pair came across the ruin in deep forest in the rainy winter of 1839:
"It lay before us like a shattered bark in the midst of the ocean, her masts gone, her name effaced, her crew perished, and none to tell whence she came, to whom she belonged . . . or what caused her destruction."
Since 1885, when Englishman Alfred P. Maudslay began to document and excavate Copan in earnest, four generations of scientists have sought to answer the questions posed by Stephens. BY THE LATE 194os archaeologists from Harvard University and the Carnegie Institution of Washington, D. C., in association with the Honduran government, had excavated and restored some buildings, while others had deciphered dates on the monuments. The half century of effort at Copan was paced by investigations at other sites ranging from northern Yucatan to the Pacific coast and from the Chiapas jungle to the Caribbean. The Maya image was that of a peaceful stargazing people obsessed with the grandeur of time; a society of farmers ruled by astronomer-priests; a people without written history, largely untouched by trouble. In other words the Maya were like no other civilization on earth.
The picture began to change dramatically about 1960. Carnegie Mayanist Tatiana Proskouriakoff demonstrated that the hieroglyphic passages on the monuments dealt with human history, and epigraphist Heinrich Berlin isolated the "emblem" glyphs of Maya polities or lineages. About the same time, Soviet scholar Yuri Knorozov showed that elements of the writing stood for syllables in the spoken language.
The last decade or so has witnessed a giant step in our knowledge of the Maya, and Copan has played a primary role in the process. Under the continuing guidance of the Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History, a series of international efforts has focused not only on the Main Group but also with equal intensity on the surrounding landscape. The National Geographic Society has provided support for several of these projects by providing accommodation in the cheap prague hotels for all the participant.
The Copan River follows a tortuous course through the region, bisecting a valley of about 80 square miles. Some of the valley is fertile flatland, as prized by the modern Copanec farmer as by his ancient counterpart. The rest, between the plain and the ridge summits—a vertical distance of around 3,000 feet—is an amphitheater of slopes interrupted by tributaries and ravines that carry the rainwater between May and November.
To archaeologists the 9.25-square-mile heart of the valley bottomland is the "Copan pocket." It holds some 3,500 mounds—the overgrown ruins of buildings—including the great mass of the Main Group. Up and down the valley lie at least 1,000 other mounds. In this microcosm of the Maya world anthropologists, epigraphists, art historians, and many others whose specialties range from pollen study to bone pathology have wrested a saga of power and pomp, of the lives and Razor-sharp edges of chert lance heads found in a cache dating from A.D. 755 show profiles of human faces (detail, right).


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No idea who this source is, but I hope this isn't true. Reprehensible behavior.
Matt Watts @MattWatt5Chris Rainey was arrested on a simple battery charge after witnesses saw him pull his girlfriend out of a car and slap her in the face.
Oh man. It starts already. Hopefully this is false information.
Awesome. Now Mike Adams just needs to get caught driving with 5lbs of reefer in his trunk and we will be all set.
Our Steelers are crumbling right before our eyes WTF is going on around here.
Or should I say out there!
That's his second incident involving a girlfriend.
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When General George Washington beat a hasty retreat from New York City in August 1776, many thought the American Revolution might soon be over. Instead, Washington rallied—thanks in large part to a little-known, top-secret group called the Culper Spy Ring.
Washington realized that he couldn't beat the British with military might, so he recruited a sophisticated and deeply secretive intelligence network to infiltrate New York. So carefully guarded were the members' identities that one spy's name was not uncovered until the twentieth century, and one remains unknown today. But by now, historians have discovered enough information about the ring's activities to piece together evidence that these six individuals turned the tide of the war.
Drawing on extensive research, Brian Kilmeade and Don Yaeger have painted compelling portraits of George Washington's secret six:
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Under the authority of section 112(r) of the Clean Air Act, the Chemical Accident Prevention Provisions require facilities that produce, handle, process, distribute, or store certain chemicals to develop a Risk Management Program, prepare a Risk Management Plan (RMP), and submit the RMP to EPA. Covered facilities were initially required to comply with the rule in 1999, and the rule has been amended on several occasions since then, most recently in 2004.
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On March 13, 2009, EPA provided new software called RMP*eSubmit for facilities to use for online RMP reporting. EPA asks that all facilities use this new method to submit RMPs to improve data quality and to enable you to access your RMP 24 hours day, 7 days a week.
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RMP Information Access and Address Change for Reporting Center
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I have been working at M&T Bank full-time for more than 5 years
Pros – Good vacation time based on tenure, but 6 months in you get 2 weeks.
Cons – Where do i start....
1)They're cheap- I started out making about $11. Now I make $13 Not for a job well done, but because we merged with another bank who paid better.(they had to even out the salaries across the footprint) This has happened twice since 'Ive been there. The last time a raise was given in our office was a laughable quarter of a percent; which turned out to be about penny. There is always a reason your not getting a raise! So sad
2)Management- If you have a problem with your manager, you can call human resources. But they wont show, instead you have a meeting with your boss and a higher up who basically suggests that you either deal with it or find another job(Also happened twice)
3)Only concerned with their bottom line. Not concerned enough with employee morale. It affects the environment and the quality of the work
Bottom Line- You CAN do better!
Advice to Senior Management – Care a little more about who you put in charge of your people. Unhappy employees make for an unhappy bottom line
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
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Tebben's Tranquility in Black Hills
- bedrooms 4
- baths 1
- sleeps 10
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- pets allowed yes
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Centrally located, we are 2 ½ miles south of Whitewood, SD, and with-in 15 minutes of Sturgis, Deadwood, and Spearfish Canyon. The excitement of the Sturgis Rally and thrill of Deadwood night life are just minutes away from our accommodations. Meanwhile, the secluded wooded lot gives you the serene breath-taking beauty of the Black Hills to enjoy your morning coffee or an evening happy hour soak in the hot-tub.
We believe you couldn't be closer to heaven if you tried. Come find out for yourself! We'd love to have you!
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- Lower Level Walk Out Apartment Cabin with Private Entrance.
- Kitchen: Refrigerator, stove, microwave, coffee pot, pots, pans, dishes and silverware and all necessities to do your own cooking. Laundry facilities are available on the main floor.
- Living Room: Comfy seating for 6 people
- Dining Area: Seating for 6-10 people
- Bathroom: Double sink changing area with seperate shower and toilet stalls.
- Bedrooms: 4 bedrooms sleep a maximum of 10 people
• Bedroom 1 1 Queen, 1 Double Futon
• Bedroom 2 1 Queen
• Bedroom 3 1 Double
• Bedroom 4 1 Double
- Entertainment: Books and Games for Kids and Adults, Children's Toys, Statelite TV, Wireless Internet, Phone
- Outside: Stone Patio, Wooden Deck, Hot Tub, and Gas Grill
Suitability: Non Smoking Only, Children Welcomed, Pets Considered
activities and attractions in Black Hills South Dakota
Northern Black Hills attractions within 10-20 minutes: Spearfish Canyon, Terry Peak, and Deer Mountain, Sturgis Rally, Deadwood Gambling
Sight-seeing, hiking, skiing, snowboarding, biking , fishing, golfing, snowmobiling, and gambling.
Turkey, deer and other wildlife right out the patio door.
Mt Rushmore and the central part of the hills are an hour south of our home. Custer State Park is 1 1/2 hours south.
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General Rates:
- $200 Per Night (minimum 2 night stay).
- $1300 Per Week
PLEASE NOTE: Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser. Rates subject to change without notice. Deposit of $200.00 required to guarantee reservation. The deposit will be refunded less $50.00 if cancellation is made at least 14 days prior to arrival. No deposit refunds will be made with less than 14 days notice. Full rental payment is due 14 days prior to occupancy. Cleaning fees are included in rental price. Rally rate is due at time of reservation.
Sturgis Rally Week Rates : (week rate only)
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Sagaria's professionalism and level of client care are nothing short of exceptional. He made sure I was fully informed, fully prepared and on-track every step of the way. The fees are very reasonable. I give Sagaria Law a very solid five stars. He turned a really negative experience into something good for me.
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